Re: Note to testers of F10: scanbuttond

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Michal Jaegermann wrote:
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 09:28:45AM +0900, John Summerfield wrote:
However, it doesn't seem to recognise my scanner,

Some scanners require loading firmware and for some this is just
a question of adding identifiers to configuration files. I know
nothing about your scanner so I cannot give you a specific advice.
Look at various files in /etc/sane.d.

The LJ3052 works perfectly fine, it's just the scanbuttond package has problems



and even it it did it would not work. It calls scanimage with the argument "-depth 8" and scanimage, in F9, does not understand that.

It does, provided this is '--depth' and not '-depth'.  The catch is
that this is among "Options specific to device" and 'scanimage -h'
will print that only when it will find a device and its driver.
With that particular scanner I have around it shows

    --depth 16|14|12|8
This from my .bash_history. The first failed, the second worked (and produced a very large file!).

scanimage --mode Color --resolution 1200 --depth 8  -x 210 -y 297 >tmp/image
scanimage --mode Color --resolution 1200   -x 210 -y 297 >tmp/image



among many other "specific" options.  If I will use 'epson'
instead of 'epson2' driver, which is possible in this particular
case, then available depths are reduced to only 16 and 8.

At the very least, "--depth" has to be removed from the scanimage command

That would be likely undesirable and hopefuly nobody will take you on that.
OTOH see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=383131
and a discussion there.  That script was obviously meant for a
customization but the last time I looked there, and this was a while
ago, that was not done in a very thoughtfull manner.

   Michal


Until it works, the package should be removed. It's useless as is. I didn't know it had been broken for so long.





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